We absolutely adore using crockpotsin the kitchen.
Did you know your crockpot can be a DIY-lover’s dream come true?
Check out 10 non-food uses for your crockpot you didn’t know about.
of waiting for your precious soap bundles to cure.
Your measured ingredients are melted in the lined slow cooker, then added to glass jars or chapstick containers.
The key is knowing which dye will work best for the throw in of yarn you wish to dye.
Rub your hardware with beeswax or non-abrasive polish to deliver a sheen you will enjoy for years.
Check out this tutorial fromThe Frugal Crafterwho ups the DIY game by pouring her candles intocut-off wine bottles.
Want to get the kiddies into crockpot candle making?
Consider making safety-friendly,hand-dipped candlesfor a super fun activity that can be completed in one afternoon.
The prepared play dough lasts for 3-4 months when stored in a plastic baggie.
Go ahead, be the play date queen!
The only limits are your imagination, so pick a scent recipe that suits your mood or purpose.
Want to absorb stinky kitchen odors?
Whip up a batch of lemons and baking soda with water and chase the stink away.
During autumn, what could be better than the scent of simmering oranges and cloves?
AtChristmastime, a mixture of pine needles and candy canes will quickly put your whole home in the spirit.
Just remember, when using the crockpot as an air freshener, leave the lid off!
Recycle broken crayons
Are broken, crumbly little nubs of crayons collecting in your junk drawer?
A disposable 6-cup muffin tin will help you out with this task.
Your brand new crayons are now ready to pop out and use!
Poke a hole for the string, and place your shaped dough in the bottom of your parchment-paper-lined crockpot.
Cook on high for 2 or 3 hours, flipping them once in between.
When your ornaments are browning and hard to the touch, they are ready!
Paint with acrylics, or attach gems with a glue gun for stunning decorations and gift tags.
